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Solar Alliance Energy Inc V.SOLR

Alternate Symbol(s):  SAENF

Solar Alliance Energy Inc. is a Canada-based energy solutions provider specializing in commercial and utility-scale solar installations. Its segments include Solar EPC and Solar Generation. It serves Tennessee, Kentucky, North Carolina, and South Carolina. Its Sunbox solar system includes solar panels, battery storage, an inverter, optimizers and racking for a complete solar solution. Along with residential solar panels, the Company also offers other home products that can be integrated with solar energy systems. It also offers generators and vehicle charger installations for electric cars. Its solar design and installation services are specifically tailored to create a turnkey experience for commercial businesses. It serves industries, such as agriculture, manufacturing, retail outlets, professional buildings, data centers and utilities. It provides solar panel installation options for commercial solar projects, such as roof space, carports, parking lots and ground mounted arrays.


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Comment by dudediligenton Mar 23, 2010 12:05pm
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RE: Great article on FVR

RE: Great article on FVRI like this paragraph as it spells it ll out. The future looks very bright here.

A golden opportunity

Then, on March 11, everything changed. With BC Hydro's surprising award of four Electricity Purchase Agreements, Finavera's prospects have been transformed from bleak to golden.

The capital cost of the four wind-farms is estimated at $800 million. With yearly revenues projected at above $100 million, Finavera -- according to this writer's rough calculations -- stands to make annual profits of $25 million or more over the course of a 30-year contract with BC Hydro.

As Accenture -- and Peter Leighton and John Icke -- discovered in 2003, it can be extraordinarily profitable to secure regular, long-term payments from BC Hydro. Now Finerva -- under Leighton's and Icke's guidance -- stands to similarly enjoy huge financial rewards.  [Tyee]

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